Mike Pierce
Creative Director

Michael has been acting out in various ways and venues since high school. A native Arizonan he studied acting at Mesa Community College and Scottsdale Community College before returning to Tucson where he appeared in local theater productions of "True West" and "Behold the Sacred Potato" as well as a UofA student short film "Burying Martin Fink". He has been with "Not Burnt Out Just Unscrewed" for over a year and is glad to have an outlet for his behavior.

Evan Deaubl

Evan is one of a rare breed: a native Tucsonan. He auditioned for the troupe with no previous theater experience "just because Whose Line is it Anyway? kicks butt." Computer programmer by day, computer geek by night, he is also our most humble webmaster. So if an out of date show is up on the website, it's his fault, and there's bound to be a spanking next rehearsal. Oh, and he'll probably get punished, too.

Carla Green

NBOJU welcomes back one of our originals, back from a long hiatus in Norway. Bio coming soon.

Jon Benda

NBOJU welcomes our favorite King back to the troupe. Bio coming soon.

NBOJU welcomes Susie back to the troupe after a long hiatus! Bio and pic coming soon!

Hilary Lyons

Hilary narrowly escaped Los Angeles in 1992, just before the big earthquake. She earned a B.A. in Creative Writing from the University of Arizona which prepared her for a job as President Bush’s speech writer. Unfortunately he chose to wing it instead. So she decided to utilize her skills by doing scientific research for a few years. Hilary is now married and has three children, ages 3, 5 and 16 divided by 2 minus 1, who are home schooled. In her “spare” time, Hilary is a Professional Organizer and a writer. When Hilary grows up, she wants to be Tina Fey.

Vicki McGee

Vicki caught the acting bug in high school and went on to receive a B.F.A. in Theatre from Florida Atlantic University. She has done stage, television, film, and radio voice-overs. She loves comedy improv and has performed with the L.A. Connection, the Comedy Store, and with various groups in Tucson. By day she is a mild-mannered middle school guidance counselor, in love with her husband Bill, and lives with 2 teenagers, a horse, a burro, 4 dogs and 1 cat. She is so happy to be with Not Burned Out because she's saving a ton on therapy.

Christopher Seidman

Hailing from Orange County, California (but don't hold that against him), Chris has been a Tucson resident since Memorial Day 2004. A former Disneyland Jungle Cruise captain, Chris brings minutes of improv experience and decades of movie and television watching experience to NBOJU. Time will tell if that pedigree will serve him well.

Scott Shaver

Had an opinion last week, but is unsure if he should mention it.

Rob Sparks

He is sometimes Astro, sometimes Physicist. He is the Kitt Peak of NBOJU. He is...Rob.

Jessica Spenny

In the beginning there was the void. This was generally followed by the chaos of creation: molten rock, the formation of seas, the birth of life as we know it. During a minor hiccup in this timeline Jessica Spenny came into existance. She got an Associates in American Sign Language. She got a BFA in performance from the University of Michigan. She moved to Arizona. She got a job in customer service. She bred. She joined Not Burned Out Just Unscrewed. She wrote this bio. You read it.

Matt Beaudry

Actor, funny guy, Rock Star, the enigma that is Matt Beaudry. Born in Tucson, Matt has been acting since the age of twelve and hasn't looked back. Anything that involves being on stage Matt is into. You can catch him rockin' on the drums, doing improv, and entertaining all over town. So prepare yourselves for your daily dose of awesome!!!

Ryan Saxer

NBOJU welcomes Ryan to the regular lineup! Bio and pic coming soon!

Cris Candelario
Priscilla Fernandez
Moriah Flagler

Bill Fuller
Carolyn Hokin

Mark White
Past Director

On the very first day of auditions for NBOJU, Mark found improv, and improv found Mark. It was a match made in heaven. He dove in with both hands, and both feet, head first. He took over as co-director from Dana, as well as being NBOJU's one-man sales and marketing department. He also had a pun level that was five times the legal limit.

Mark passed away on the morning of January 12, 2007 after a short battle with cancer. We miss him, but are sure he's keeping the hereafter in stitches.

Dana Cianciotto
Past Director

Involved in performing since the age of 3, Dana studied musical theater at The American Musical and Dramatic Academy in NYC and has experience in film, radio, TV, producing, directing, and writing. After nearly three years of involvement with NBOJU, Dana officially turned over the reins in February of 2005 and now lives in Phoenix. Her most recent Tucson effort was directing the successful Vagina Monologues at the renovated Fox Theater in February 2006.

Eddie Arriola
Jennifer Baker
Kelli Bednar
Mark Berry
Scotty Bouwens
Alicia Butler
Nicky Cianciotto
Jillian Courtney
Gedi Feliciano
Anastasia Gorbunova
Chuck Graff
Matrika Hay
Aidan Hutchins
Eric James
Kenton Jones
Christine Kierce
Yarrow King
Sara Lohman
Sara Lowden
Kristen Macellaro
Dan Mandell

Angela Nicole
Sara Nixon-Kirschner
Erin Parks
Django Paris
Mandy Paulson
James Payne
Seth Pepper
Molly Proue
Ruth Rickman
Ian Roussopolis
Ute Rowland
Stacy Seaman
Traci Smith
Elizabeth Sullens
Paul Theriault
Sara Thompson
Matt De Vaney
Martie van der Voort
Jake Weimer
Jennifer Williams
Anna Yasin